Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-23

at 1O4O a. m. the Gar passed 10 'front.' ct
the guard OF honor at the depot, being ac-
companied by Prince William and General
Won Moltke. Emperor William started
for the Russian Embassy at IL O'Clock.
! The Car aud Czarina were driven 70 the
embassy. The Car with Prince William
Of Prussia, occupied an open carriage
drawn bv four horses. Both wore the
Russian uniform The Czarina and Princess
William followed in close carriage. Dense
crowds of people were collected in Unter
! den Linden from the Brandenberg gate
| TO the Lehrte depot and the imperia
marty were greeted most enthusiastically
as they passed along the thoro"shfare;;
Arriving at the embassy, the Car received
three flags as Colonel OF the Alexander res'-
ment general officer, d non'commis-
stoned officer, and private reported them.
selves to act as orderlies. The Gar and
Prince William alighted in front OF the
| embassy at 1 o'clock, and pass q along
| in front of the guard Of honor which was
drawn I'D there. The Princess and Czarlna
remained in their carriages
THEIR MAJEsTlEs MEET.
The Car had ints lded to first visit En-
ueror William. but he was anticipated by
the latter, who went to the embassy and
awaited the arrival OF the Gar. The Ein-
neror was Or, sSed in Russian UNIFORM
and wore his Russian orders. He received
the Gar on his entering the embassy IN Il
most cordial manner. All the princes VINO
we're a the depot followed the Gar to the
lemhassy. After the three flags OF the Alex
and.r Regiment had been handed to the
Car. the guard OF honor at thf
embassy marched past the hai.h'nG
before both emperors VINO sfooo
taoptber at p, window The Emperor re
n lnained at the window three'quaroers ~ -
4 an hour and then returned to the palace
Il He was warmly cheered by the people
At half past l O'Clock the car accompan
J. led by General Won Werder. returned tn
e Fmperor's visit. Prince Bismarck VISITED
|. the Car at the embassy at O'Clock. and
= afterwards received General Tcherevin, tb
, Cars aid-de-cAmp.
:. pET11IoNING THE GEAR.
J.. The Cza,ina and her five children vlslte
le Emperor William this afternoon. AS til
se Car and Prince William were drlvln
1t through KGn:gsplatz. man threw a pape
t. into the carriage in which they were r'ol!''
Of The occurrence for moment caused ~ !,
n tense excitement among onlo"kers.
a Car took the paper and without openii
e. T. nlaced it under his cloak. TIE man vii
a threw IT ia a stranger in Berlin. He wa
as Immediately seized by the police. Late
lie while the imperial party were passn
through Unter den Linden, your
man tried to throw petit'c
into the Cars carriage. He was arreste'
ed At the State banquet this evening ninet
he eight covers w-re laid. Prince Bismar'
he and his wife and Count Herbert B'smar'
~ were present toge: her with many d!p'
en mates. The Gar and Czarina sat onelth
l's side Of Emperor William, while frin
ire Bismarck was placed first below the 11l rovs
rn /, ties. During the dinner Emperor wilma
he arose and, lifting his glass proposed IN
We few words he heal,h of the Car the who
he company standing. The Car and par
u lett Berlin for st. Petersburg at $50 tn
re- ;